What would you like to see preserved in 100 years’ time? Eye Filmmuseum preserves an enormous number of films, they make up the museum’s collection. But why do we preserve all these films? And why is it so important? In this guest lesson, children reflect on cinematic heritage and explore it, based on the theme of school.
Pupils together watch older and recent short films from Eye’s collection. They learn about cameras and editing, make a storyboard as well as a short film about their own school. A film for the future. What would they like children to see about them in a 100 years’ time; what must be preserved?
Pupils learn what it takes to make a film by making a simple film themselves.
Pupils discuss why something needs preserving, which value to attach to it and what is important to preserve for the future.
This programme is only available in Dutch.
2 hours
€ 155 per class
Dutch, Orientation to yourself and the world and Artistic orientation: learning to express (2), historical sources (51), expressing feelings and experiences (54), reflecting on work (55), knowledge of cultural heritage (56)
Group 7 and 8
At school
Please book at least four weeks in advance of the desired date.
If you have any questions, please contact educatie@eyefilm.nl
